Wynne, AR
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- Planning & zoning
- Roads & infrastructure
- Contracts & procurement
- Resolutions & ordinances
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Tue Jul 14, 2026
City Council
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Wynne City Council Meeting
Tuesday, July 14, 2026
I
nvocation
Pledge
Roll Call
Approval of Minutes June 9, 2026
Department Reports:
Jase Long – Parks & Recs Director
Devyn Arens – Public Works Director
Blake Marotti – Wynne Water General Manager
Kory Ward – Fire Chief
Richard Dennis – Police Chief
N
ew Business:
1. Request to Hire Crafton Tull to do Preliminary Engineering
R
eport for north O Street bridge
Tue Jun 9, 2026
City Council
City Council to consider O St Bridge replacement and Pickleball project financing
The Wynne City Council will discuss officer hours, a Planning Commission reappointment, and several resolutions. The body is deciding on grant funding for infrastructure and property acquisitions.
- Resolution 6-9-2026 A: DRA Grant for Replacement of O St Bridge
- Ordinance 923: Financing for Pickleball Project
- District Court E-Citation spending of $2500 +tax
- Resolution 6-9-26 C: Final approval for property purchase for EDA Street Grant
- Resolution 6-9-2026 B: Placing a lien on condemned property
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Wynne City Council Meeting
Tuesday, June 9, 2026
Invocation
Pledge
Roll Call
Approval of Minutes May 12, 2026
Department Reports:
Jase Long – Parks & Recs Director
Devyn Arens – Public Works Director
Blake Marotti – Wynne Water General Manager
Kory Ward – Fire Chief
Richard Dennis – Police Chief
New Business:
1. Increase hours for Code Enforcement/Animal Control officers
2. Reappoint James Nickerson to Planning Commission
3. Approve spending for District Court E-Citation $2500 +tax
4. Resolution 6-9-2026 A DRA Grant for Replacement of O St Bridge
5. Resolution 6-9-2026 B Place a lien on condemned Property
6. Resolution 6-9-26 C Final approval for purchase of property for EDA
Street Grant
7. Ordinance 923 Financing Pickleball Project
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MINUTES OF THE WYNNE CITY COUNCIL
June 9, 2026
The Wynne City Council met at Wynne City Hall on June 9, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. with Mayor
JENNIFER HOBBS presiding. The roll was called, and the following councilpersons answered to
their names: CHRIS DAVIS, BILLY FOWLER, RICKY MCDANIEL, STEVIE NELSON, LESTER
MILLER, JOSHUA WYATT, BUCK MORRIS, LISA CARTER, JASON NICHOLS, TYLER
WAYMIRE; a quorum was declared. City Clerk, Emily Watts, was present. City Attorney, Kevin A.
Watts, was present.
On the motion of Councilperson Wyatt and seconded by Councilperson Morris and by consent of all
Members present, the minutes of a regular council meeting held on May 12, 2026 were approved,
accepted, and filed as prepared by the City Clerk.
Daniel Getchell, Wynne Police Department, Devyn Arens, Public Works, Jase Long, Parks &
Recreation, Kory Ward, Wynne Fire Department, and Jennifer Hobbs, Mayor all provided monthly
reports. On the motion of Councilperson Nichols and seconded by Councilperson Miller, and by
consent of all members present, the department reports presented were approved and accepted.
For the First item of business, Mayor Hobbs requested Council approval to increase the hours and
turn the part-time Code Enforcement/Animal Control officer position into a full-time position. After
further discussion, on the motion of Councilperson Morris, second by Councilperson Wyatt, and by
consent of all members present, the request was approved.
For the Second item of business, Mayor Hobbs as
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Fri May 1, 2026
City Council
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Wynne City Council Meeting
Tuesday, May 12, 2026
Invocation
Pledge
Roll Call
Approval of Minutes April 14, 2026
Department Reports:
➢ Jase Long – Parks & Recs Director
➢ Devyn Arens – Public Works Director
➢ Blake Marotti – Wynne Water General Manager
➢ Kory Ward – Fire Chief
➢ Richard Dennis – Police Chief
New Business:
1. Proclamation for Building Safety Month
2. Resolution 5-12-2026 Sell Bucket Truck
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MINUTES OF THE WYNNE CITY COUNCIL
May 12, 2026
The Wynne City Council met at Wynne City Hall on May 12, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. with Mayor
JENNIFER HOBBS presiding. The roll was called, and the following councilpersons answered to
their names: CHRIS DAVIS, BILLY FOWLER, RICKY MCDANIEL, STEVIE NELSON, LESTER
MILLER, JOSHUA WYATT, BUCK MORRIS, LISA CARTER, JASON NICHOLS; a quorum was
declared. TYLER WAYMIRE was absent. City Clerk, Emily Watts, was present. City Attomey, Kevin
A. Watts, was present.
On the motion of Councilperson Morris and seconded by Councilperson Miller and by consent of all
Members present, the minutes of a regular council meeting held on April 14, 2026 were approved,
accepted, and filed as prepared by the City Clerk.
Daniel Getchell, Wynne Police Department, Devyn Arens, Public Works, Jase Long, Parks &
Recreation, Kory Ward, Wynne Fire Department, and Jennifer Hobbs, Mayor all provided monthly
reports. On the motion of Councilperson Morris and seconded by Councilperson Miller, and by consent
of all members present, the department reports presented were approved and accepted.
For the First item of business, Mayor Hobbs presented a Proclamation for Building Safety Month, May
2026.
For the Second item of business, Mayor Hobbs presented and read in its entirety Resolution 5-12-2026,
“A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE SALE AND TRANSFER OF CERTAIN MUNICIPAL
PERSONAL PROPERTY TO THE CITY OF CHERRY VALLEY, ARKANSAS; AND FOR OTHER,
PURPOSES”. After further discuss
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Wed Apr 1, 2026
City Council
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Wynne City Council Meeting
Tuesday, April 14, 2026
Invocation
Pledge
Roll Call
Approval of Minutes March 10, 2026 meeting
Department Reports:
Jase Long – Parks & Recs Director
Devyn Arens – Public Works Director
Blake Marotti – Wynne Water General Manager
Kory Ward – Fire Chief
Richard Dennis – Police Chief
New Business:
1. Review of 2024 Audit
2. Remove assets from Public Works and send to auction
3. Change to agreement with Cherry Valley for District Court
4. Resolution 4-14-2026 A Condemn Property
5. Resolution 4-14-2026 B Condemn Property
6. Approve purchase of property for EDA Grant (street Project)
7. Approve Pickleball project downtown
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MINUTES OF THE WYNNE CITY COUNCIL
April 14, 2026
The Wynne City Council met at Wynne City Hall on April 14, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. with Mayor
JENNIFER HOBBS presiding. The roll was called, and the following councilpersons answered to
their names: CHRIS DAVIS, BILLY FOWLER, RICKY MCDANIEL, STEVIE NELSON, LESTER
MILLER, JOSHUA WYATT, BUCK MORRIS, LISA CARTER, JASON NICHOLS, and TYLER
WAYMIRE; a quorum was declared. City Clerk, Emily Watts, was present. City Attorney, Kevin A.
Watts, was present.
On the motion of Councilperson Morris and seconded by Councilperson Miller and by consent of all
Members present, the minutes of a regular council meeting held on March 10, 2026 were approved,
accepted, and filed as prepared by the City Clerk.
Daniel Getchell, Wynne Police Department, Devyn Arens, Public Works, Jase Long, Parks &
Recreation, Kory Ward, Wynne Fire Department, and Jennifer Hobbs, Mayor all provided monthly
reports. On the motion of Councilperson Morris and seconded by Councilperson Miller, and by consent
of all members present, the department reports presented were approved and accepted.
For the First item of business, Mayor Hobbs presented the results of the 2024 Audit and asked the
Council to accept the results (it was a clean audit) and approve for filing. After further discussion, on
the motion of Councilperson Wyatt, second by Councilperson Davis, and by consent of all members
present, the Council accepted the results of the audit and approved it for filing.
For the
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Sun Mar 1, 2026
City Council
Wynne City Council to consider Bowden St. bridge study and property purchases
The City Council will review a feasibility study for the Bowden St. bridge and the purchase of Lighthouse Barber Shop. Members will also discuss the acquisition or financing of a 2026 roll off truck and the condemnation of a nuisance property.
- Resolution 3-10-2026A: Feasibility Study for Bowden St. bridge
- Purchase of Lighthouse Barber Shop
- Ordinance 922: Disclosure of doing business with Cross County Realty
- Purchase or financing of 2026 Roll off truck (Ordinance 923)
- Resolution 3-10-2026B: Condemn Nuisance Property
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Wynne City Council Meeting
Tuesday, March 10, 2026
Invocation
Pledge
Roll Call
Approval of Minutes February 10, 2026 meeting
Department Reports:
Jase Long – Parks & Recs
Devyn Arens – Public Works
Blake Marotti – Wynne Water
Kory Ward – Fire Chief
Richard Dennis – Police Chief
New Business:
1. Resolution 3-10-2026A Feasibility Study for Bowden St.
bridge
2. Purchase of Lighthouse Barber Shop
3. Ordinance 922 disclose doing business with Cross County
Realty
4. Purchase or Finance 2026 Roll off truck (Ordinance 923 if
Financing)
5. Resolution 3-10-2026B Condemn Nuisance Property
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MINUTES OF THE WYNNE CITY COUNCIL
March 10, 2026
The Wynne City Council met at Wynne City Hall on March 10, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. with Mayor
JENNIFER HOBBS presiding. The roll was called, and the following councilpersons answered to
their names: CHRIS DAVIS, BILLY FOWLER, RICKY MCDANIEL, STEVIE NELSON, LESTER
MILLER, JOSHUA WYATT, BUCK MORRIS, LISA CARTER, JASON NICHOLS, and TYLER
WAYMIRE; a quorum was declared. City Clerk, Emily Watts, was present. City Attorney, Kevin A.
Watts, was present.
On the motion of Councilperson Morris and seconded by Councilperson Miller and by consent of all
Members present, the minutes of a regular council meeting held on February 10, 2026 were approved,
accepted, and filed as prepared by the City Clerk.
Richard Dennis, Wynne Police Department, Devyn Arens, Public Works, Jase Long, Parks &
Recreation, Kory Ward, Wynne Fire Department, Blake Marotti, Wynne Water, and Jennifer Hobbs,
Mayor all provided monthly reports. On the motion of Councilperson Morris and seconded by
Councilperson Nelson, and by consent of all members present, the department reports presented were
approved and accepted.
For the First item of business, Mayor Hobbs presented and read in its entirety Resolution 3-10-26 A,
“A RESOLUTION EXPRESSING THE WILLINGNESS OF THE CITY OF WYNNE TO UTILIZE
FEDERAL-AID MONIES FOR THE FOLLOWING PROJECT: Bridge Replacement on County Road
619 (Structure No. 22899).” After further discussion, on the motion of Councilperson Morris, second
by Coun
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Sun Feb 1, 2026
City Council
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Wynne City Council Meeting
Tuesday, February 10, 2026
Invocation
Pledge
Roll Call
Approval of Minutes January 13, 2026 meeting
Department Reports:
Jase Long – Parks Director
Devyn Arens – Public Works Director
Blake Marotti – Wynne Water General Manager
Kory Ward – Fire Chief
Richard Dennis – Police Chief
New Business:
1. Resolution 2-10-2026 A Amend 2025 Budgets
2. Resolution 2-10-2026 B Amend 2026 Budgets
3. Resolution 2-10-2026 C Adopt 2026 Miscellaneous Budgets
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MINUTES OF THE WYNNE CITY COUNCIL
February 10, 2026
The Wynne City Council met at Wynne City Hall on February 10, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. with Mayor
JENNIFER HOBBS presiding. The roll was called, and the following councilpersons answered to
their names: CHRIS DAVIS, BILLY FOWLER, RICKY MCDANIEL, STEVIE NELSON, LESTER
MILLER, JOSHUA WYATT, BUCK MORRIS, LISA CARTER, JASON NICHOLS, and TYLER
WAYMIRE; a quorum was declared. City Clerk, Emily Watts, was present. City Attorney, Kevin A.
Watts, was present.
On the motion of Councilperson Nelson and seconded by Councilperson Morris and by consent of all
Members present, the minutes of a regular council meeting held on January 13, 2026 were approved,
accepted, and filed as prepared by the City Clerk.
Richard Dennis, Wynne Police Department, Devyn Arens, Public Works, Jase Long, Parks &
Recreation, Kory Ward, Wynne Fire Department, Blake Marotti, Wynne Water, and Jennifer Hobbs,
Mayor all provided monthly reports. On the motion of Councilperson Morris and seconded by
Councilperson Miller, and by consent of all members present, the department reports presented were
approved and accepted.
For the First item of business, Mayor Hobbs presented and read in its entirety Resolution 2-10-26 A,
“A RESOLUTION AMENDING 2025 GENERAL FUND AND BUDGETS AS FOLLOWS:
GENERAL FUND - GENERAL REVENUES, GENERAL FUND - GENERAL
ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT., ACT 833.” After further discussion, on the motion of
Councilperson Morris, second by Councilperson Miller,
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Tue Jan 13, 2026
City Council
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Wynne City Council Meeting
Tuesday, January 13, 2026
Invocation
Pledge
Roll Call
Approval of Minutes December 9, 2025 meeting
Department Reports:
Jase Long -Parks & Recs
Devyn Arens – Public Works
Blake Marotti – Wynne Water
Kory Ward – Fire Chief
Richard Dennis – Police Chief
New Business:
1. Organization of the City by Code 14-43-501
2. Resolution 1-13-2026 A Approval for Travel & Trainings
3. Resolution 1-13-2026 B Approval for DRA grant for Mueller
4. Repairs on the Sound System in the Chamber Room
5. Purchase of Box Grader for Public Works
6. Ordinance 922 to purchase from Hobbs Equipment if council approves
lowest price on the box grader
7. State of the City Address
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MINUTES OF THE WYNNE CITY COUNCIL
January 13, 2026
The Wynne City Council met at Wynne City Hall on January 13, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. with Mayor
JENNIFER HOBBS presiding. The roll was called, and the following councilpersons answered to
their names: CHRIS DAVIS, RICKY MCDANIEL, STEVIE NELSON, LESTER MILLER, JOSHUA
WYATT, LISA CARTER, JASON NICHOLS, and TYLER WAYMIRE; a quorum was declared.
BUCK MORRIS and BILLY FOWLER were not in attendance. City Clerk, Emily Watts, was present.
City Attorney, Kevin A. Watts, was present.
On the motion of Councilperson Wyatt and seconded by Councilperson Miller and by consent of all
Members present, the minutes of a regular council meeting held on December 10, 2025 were approved,
accepted, and filed as prepared by the City Clerk.
Richard Dennis, Wynne Police Department, Devyn Arens, Public Works, Jase Long, Parks &
Recreation, Kory Ward, Wynne Fire Department, Blake Marotti, Wynne Water, and Jennifer Hobbs,
Mayor all provided monthly reports. On the motion of Councilperson Nichols and seconded by
Councilperson Wyatt, and by consent of all members present, the department reports presented were
approved and accepted.
For the First item of business, Mayor Hobbs presented documentation under A.C.A. §14-43-501 for
the Organization of City Council to be approved annually in January. She stated Wynne City Council
follows these guidelines and provides for Audience Comments not to exceed (3) three minutes per
person. Any person that wishes to add som
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